DABERS ANPR

Steering shaft: pre-2018 MOT

This is pre-2018 MOT wording. The defect categories changed on 20 May 2018.

Partly now called Steering shaft. The rest has no direct match.

13 pre-2018 fail items.

Old wordingInspection manualNow
Steering shaft inappropriately modifiedinappropriate structural modification or repair by welding to a steering linkage component, or signs of excessive heat having been appliedSteering shaft modification unsafe (major)
Steering shaft has excessive end floatexcessive steering shaft end floatSteering shaft fractured (major)
Steering shaft retaining device missingretaining device missingNo direct match
Steering shaft locking device missinga locking device missingNo direct match
Steering shaft retaining device insecurea retaining device insecureNo direct match
Steering shaft locking device insecurea locking device insecureSteering shaft fractured (major)
Steering shaft fractured and unserviceablea component fractured, or cracked, damaged, excessively corroded or deformed so that it is unserviceableSteering shaft fractured (major)
Steering shaft cracked and unserviceablea component fractured, or cracked, damaged, excessively corroded or deformed so that it is unserviceableSteering shaft fractured (major)
Steering shaft damaged and unserviceablea component fractured, or cracked, damaged, excessively corroded or deformed so that it is unserviceableSteering shaft fractured (major)
Steering shaft excessively corroded and unserviceablea component fractured, or cracked, damaged, excessively corroded or deformed so that it is unserviceableSteering shaft fractured (major)
Steering shaft deformed and unserviceablea component fractured, or cracked, damaged, excessively corroded or deformed so that it is unserviceableSteering shaft deformed (major)
Steering shaft repaired by weldinginappropriate structural modification or repair by welding to a steering linkage component, or signs of excessive heat having been appliedSteering shaft modification unsafe (major)
Steering shaft has had excessive heat appliedinappropriate structural modification or repair by welding to a steering linkage component, or signs of excessive heat having been appliedSteering shaft modification unsafe (major)

Current names are the closest match by wording and part. The DVSA publishes no official old-to-new table.

Other pre-2018 parts in Steering

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